Takashi Hosokawa Sings His Hometown Senior Saburo Kitajima's "Fusetu Nagare Tabi" on BS NTV! Also Performs Hit Song "Kita Sakaba" and New Song "Kamui Misaki"! Local Mabiki Village Gourmet Also Introduced!
Takashi Hosokawa, a singer from Mabiki Village, Hokkaido, will be the guest on BS NTV's "Kayou Premium" on April 13th. The program, titled "Dosanko Takashi's Hokkaido Song Journey," will feature him singing his hit song "Kita Sakaba" set in Sapporo's Susukino, and "Fusetu Nagare Tabi" by his senior artist Saburo Kitajima, also from Hokkaido. Local gourmet dishes from Mabiki Village will also be introduced.
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The Kayou Premium broadcast on April 13th features guest singer Takashi Hosokawa, who hails from Mabiki Village, Hokkaido.
Under the title "Dosanko Takashi's Hokkaido Song Journey," he will passionately sing his major hit song "Kita Sakaba," set in Sapporo's Susukino, and "Fusetu Nagare Tabi" by his senior artist from Hokkaido, Saburo Kitajima! Exquisite local gourmet dishes will also be introduced.
Takashi Hosokawa is from Mabiki Village, Hokkaido. A life-sized statue of him stands in his hometown, and he also serves as a tourism guide for the village. This time, Hosokawa will invite viewers on a journey through Hokkaido with his songs and talk.
The first song chosen is "Fusetu Nagare Tabi" by his senior artist from Hokkaido, Saburo Kitajima.
Akasaka: "Why did you choose this song?"
Hosokawa: "Well, I felt it was the coolest one."
During his middle school days in Mabiki Village, Hosokawa was passionate about singing. However, what he was into at the time wasn't enka, but The Ventures. He played drums in a band with friends, practicing in a horse stable.
After graduating from middle school, Hosokawa became a club singer in Sapporo's Susukino. His nickname at the time was "Hokkaido's Shinichi Mori." He was in high demand when singing at night clubs.
He then performed his major hit song "Kita Sakaba," which is set in Susukino. Furthermore, he sings the folk song "Ezo Fuji no Uta," about Mt. Yotei, Hokkaido's famous peak, accompanied by the shakuhachi played by Hosokawa's disciple, Saiya.
Additionally, local gourmet dishes from Mabiki Village, such as "Yurine Monaka" and "Takashi Senbei," will appear in the studio. How will the "Kabocha Madeleine," created by students of Mabiki High School, taste?
He will also perform his debut song "Kokoro no Kori" and his new song "Kamui Misaki."
In the "Memorial Library," which looks back at classic hits, we will deliver precious footage from April 1979 of Judy Ongg's major hit song "Miserarete."
Under the title "Dosanko Takashi's Hokkaido Song Journey," he will passionately sing his major hit song "Kita Sakaba," set in Sapporo's Susukino, and "Fusetu Nagare Tabi" by his senior artist from Hokkaido, Saburo Kitajima! Exquisite local gourmet dishes will also be introduced.
Takashi Hosokawa is from Mabiki Village, Hokkaido. A life-sized statue of him stands in his hometown, and he also serves as a tourism guide for the village. This time, Hosokawa will invite viewers on a journey through Hokkaido with his songs and talk.
The first song chosen is "Fusetu Nagare Tabi" by his senior artist from Hokkaido, Saburo Kitajima.
Akasaka: "Why did you choose this song?"
Hosokawa: "Well, I felt it was the coolest one."
During his middle school days in Mabiki Village, Hosokawa was passionate about singing. However, what he was into at the time wasn't enka, but The Ventures. He played drums in a band with friends, practicing in a horse stable.
After graduating from middle school, Hosokawa became a club singer in Sapporo's Susukino. His nickname at the time was "Hokkaido's Shinichi Mori." He was in high demand when singing at night clubs.
He then performed his major hit song "Kita Sakaba," which is set in Susukino. Furthermore, he sings the folk song "Ezo Fuji no Uta," about Mt. Yotei, Hokkaido's famous peak, accompanied by the shakuhachi played by Hosokawa's disciple, Saiya.
Additionally, local gourmet dishes from Mabiki Village, such as "Yurine Monaka" and "Takashi Senbei," will appear in the studio. How will the "Kabocha Madeleine," created by students of Mabiki High School, taste?
He will also perform his debut song "Kokoro no Kori" and his new song "Kamui Misaki."
In the "Memorial Library," which looks back at classic hits, we will deliver precious footage from April 1979 of Judy Ongg's major hit song "Miserarete."